Authentic Malaysian "hole-in-the-wall" gem w/ Ipoh-style flavors. Best rendang & great veg options.
This Malaysian restaurant in Flushing is a beloved "hole-in-the-wall" that many consider to be a hidden gem, offering authentic flavors reminiscent of Ipoh, Malaysia. It's praised for delivering a more satisfying experience than some of its more well-known counterparts. The diverse menu features standout vegetarian options and traditional Malaysian dishes.
This restaurant is celebrated for its authentic Malaysian cuisine, particularly its dry-style rendang, which is considered by some to be the best. Standout dishes include Hainanese chicken, nasi lemak, char kway teo, roti canai, and curry noodle soup with yang tao fu. It's also noted for excellent vegetarian options like kang kung belachan (vegetarian version), tofu puffs, and satay tofu.
"Highly recommended dishes include the dry-style rendang, Hainanese chicken, nasi lemak, char kway teo, roti canai, and curry noodle soup with yang tao fu. Vegetarian options like kang kung belachan, tofu puffs, and satay tofu are also praised."
Customers overwhelmingly praise this Flushing-based Malaysian eatery, often highlighting its authentic flavors and superior taste compared to other establishments. It's frequently recommended as a top choice for Malaysian cuisine.
Important Note
The restaurant is described as a "hole-in-the-wall" and is located in Flushing, Queens, not Manhattan.
"Malay in Flushing is praised for having the best dry-style rendang."
Positive"Malay in Flushing is noted for its Chinese Malaysian dishes, which were found to be pretty good."
Positive"The reviewer loves Malay Restaurant in Flushing, though it is not in Manhattan. They consider it a top choice."
Positive"Malay Restaurant is listed as a recommended restaurant."
Positive"A Malaysian restaurant located on Prince Street in Flushing is mentioned as a place to try."
Neutral"A commenter recommended several dishes from Malay Restaurant, highlighting the curry noodle soup with yang tao fu, nasi lemak, Hainanese chicken, char kway teo, roti canai, and chicken satay."
Positive"A commenter recommended this Malaysian restaurant in Flushing, describing it as a delicious hole-in-the-wall that reminds them of home."
Positive"Malay is listed as a recommendation for Hainanese chicken."
Neutral"Malay Restaurant in Flushing is recommended for Malaysian cuisine."
Positive"This user recommends Malay Restaurant on Prince Street in Flushing, stating it's a hole-in-the-wall place that tastes better than Taste Good Malaysia, which has a larger social media presence. Malay Restaurant's flavors are noted to be similar to Ipoh, Malaysia."
Positive"This user recommends Malay Restaurant on Prince Street in Flushing, stating it's a hole-in-the-wall place that tastes better than Taste Good Malaysia, which has a larger social media presence. Malay Restaurant's flavors are noted to be similar to Ipoh, Malaysia."
Positive"This user recommends Malay Restaurant on Prince Street in Flushing, stating it's a hole-in-the-wall place that tastes better than Taste Good Malaysia, which has a larger social media presence. Malay Restaurant's flavors are noted to be similar to Ipoh, Malaysia."
Positive"Recommends kang kung belachan (assuming vegetarian version), tofu puffs, and satay tofu from Malay in Flushing as favorite vegetarian dishes."
Positive"Recommended as a place with tofu dishes."
Neutral"The original poster responded that they had previously enjoyed Malay."
Positive"A user asked the original poster if they had considered Malay in Flushing, referencing a previous discussion about the restaurant."
Neutral"Malay Restaurant is a restaurant in Flushing Chinatown."
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